Yufuin Tamanoyu Reviews

I heard good things about it from a friend, so I stayed there. The person who guided me was from Nepal, and spoke very good Japanese and had a cute smile. On the first day, we had lunch in our room, and on the second day, we had it in the dining area. The person who served us was a veteran and took good care of us. The lunch on the first day and the next day were both very delicious. However... The tatami room was not flat, and the bed room made noise when you walked. The batteries in the mosquito repellent were dead, and the toilet batteries were dead. There were cockroaches (it can't be helped, as it was a separate building on the first floor of the inn), so I asked them to get rid of them, and after that, the entrance was left open. Also, on the second day, they said they would clean up the room, so I asked them to do so, and when I returned to the room, the sponge I used to clean it was still in front of the TV. It was really surprising. They gave me a souvenir on my way out, but I will never stay there again and will tell my friends about it, but I never intended to write a review like this... Later I received a letter in the name of the previous president, and I thought it was great, but it was just a summer greeting and simply said, "Please come again in a different season." I was really disappointed. I usually stay at K Villa, and the room arrangements there are wonderful, and the tableware used at meals is also wonderful, so I think it's great. This time, I went to K Villa and made a reservation for autumn. It used to be said to be one of the two major inns in Yufuin... The food this time was very delicious, so I think it's a waste of the chef's skills.

A top level accommodation in Japan. This is a blissful inn with a good location, service, rooms, and atmosphere that are worth the price. The public bath is also small, but only guests are staying there, so you can relax and relax in the lush greenery. I went out of my way to have a separate room with a bath, but the large communal bath seemed nice, so it might not have been necessary. The grounds are full of nature and I was surprised to see freshwater crabs. (Although there were some uninvited insects...) I don't like ducks, so I decided to eat softshell turtles and meat, but I was quite satisfied.

Recommended if you want to relax. There was a word of mouth that it was difficult to walk due to weeds in the garden, but I would like you to observe carefully because the garden is carefully maintained so that it looks natural and does not exceed a certain height. We are devising ways to reduce insects using herbs without using chemicals. Onsen was great. It seems that the satellite surface is well managed. The food is simple, but I understand that you are providing high quality items. If you are expecting a splendid kaiseki meal, we recommend another inn.

We stayed in the cheapest room. It was probably the cheapest room at Tamanoyu, about 35,000 yen per person. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations because it was cheap, but the room was wonderful, and the room bath was large and comfortable. Amenity was also satisfactory assortment. I was grateful for the free drinks in the refrigerator in the room. The food was delicious and I was very satisfied. I stayed at Kamenoi Besso the next day, but compared to Kamenoi Besso's lowest price of 41,000 yen per person, Tamanoyu's meals, rooms, and large public baths are overwhelmingly great. , The customer service was much better. Next time I will stay in the most expensive room. Thank you very much.